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cach apartment unit and its a~~purtrnant undivided interest in
common elements as now provided by law, then such tax or special
assessment so levied shall be paid as a common ex~ense by
Association, and any taxes or special assessments which are to be
so levied shall be included, wherever possible in the estimated
Annual Budget of Associatio~, or shall be separately levied and
collected as an assessment by Association against all of the
owners of all apartment un-its and said apartment units if not
• included in said Annual Budget. The amount of any tax or special
assessment paid or to be paid by Association in the eve~t that
such tax or special assessment is levied against the Condominium
as a whole, instead of as against each se~arate apartment unit and
its appurtenant undivided ~interest in common elements, shall be
apportioned among the owners of all apartment units so that the
amount of such tax or special assessment so paid or to be paid by
Association and attributable to and to be paid by the owner or
owners of each apartment unit shall be that portion of such total
tax or special assessment which bears the same ratio to said total
tax or special assessment as the undivided interest in common
elements appurtenant to each apartment unit bears to the total
undivided interest in common elements appurtenant to all apartment
units. In the event that any tax or special assessment shall be
levied against-the Condominium i~ its entirety, without .
apportionment by the taxinq authority to the apartment units and
appurtenant undivided interest in common elements, then the
assessment by Association, which shall include the proportionate
share of such tax or special assessment attributable to each
apartment unit and its appurtenant undivided interest in common
elements, shall separately specify and identify the amount of such
assessment attributable to such tax or spe~ial assessment and the
amount of such tax or special assessment so desiqnated shall be
and constitute a lien prior to all mortgages and encumbrances upon
any apartment unit and its appurtenant undivided interest in
common elements, regardless of the date of the attachment and/or
~ recording of such mortgage or enc~mbrances, to the same extent as
though such tax or special assessment had been separately levied
by the taxing authority upon each apartment unit and its
aNpurtenant undivided interest in common elements.
All personal property taxes levied or assessed against
j~~rs~nal property owned by Association shall be paid by said
Association and shall be included as a common expense in the
,'~nnual Hudget of Association.
In apportionment of any tax or special assessment in
accordance with the provisions of this Artiele XVI, such
apportionment shall be made without regard to the existence of any
exclusive right to use an area constituting a limited common
element which may be an appurtenance to any apartment unit.
ARTICLF XVII
ASSOCIATIQN'S RIGHT OF FIRST REFUSAL WITH RESPECT
TO SALE OR LEASE OF CONDOMINIUM UNITS
In order to maintain a community of congenial residents
who are financially responsible and thus protect the value of the
apartment units, the sale, transfer, leasing or other alienation
of apartment units shall be subject to the followinq provisions:
Until this Declaration is terminated or until the
Condominium buildinqs are no lonqer tenantable, whichever first
occurs, no apartment unit owner may dispose of an apartment unit
or any interest therein by sale, lease or otherwise except a
transfer by one spouse to another, without written approval of the
Board of Direct~rs of the Association obtained in the manner
herein provided.
A. Sale. No a}~3rtment owner may dispose of an
apartment or any inter~st in an apartment ~y sale without the
written approval of tli~ Assaci.~tion except the transfer of
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